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Old 20-01-2008, 01:22 PM #22
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The really bad thing is the way they teach us. They teach it to us as a 2nd lanuguage rather than a foriegn language. Most people I know are better at their European languages because they teach it like we don't speak it. Its very annoying having to do 2 languages because I struggle immensely with them and need to get a C3 in French which would be helped greatly if I didn't get it mixed up with Irish sometimes!
How can you mix irish and french ? Well I can understand because 60% of the english language is from the french one, and I think the irish language is not so different from the english one (I said I think lol).
Irish and English are extremely different, I can't see any similarities. Also, isn't French taken from the English language?
Well I never heard the irish language but as Princess said she mixed both I thought there were similarities.

No that's the contrary, look at all the words who finish with "-tion": they are all from French. It's an exemple and I couldn't believe when my teacher told us "60%".

Also the German is from English too, it's a bad version of English like Haus (House in English), Hier (for Here).
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